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In today's episode, Marc talks briefly (very briefly) about Gen Con as he leaves his humble home in Chicago for the interesting(?) Indianapolis, home of Gen Con and the number, 500. Anyway, that's it and that's all, folks, and, if you're feeling extra generous, donate a little money or subscribe to show your support for the site and show(s); it's not free to host the site, the show, to make and record videos, and everything in between, so, anything would be greatly appreciated, even if you just tell a friend or two about the site and show(s). You can also support the site by shopping at Amazon. Cheers, and have a lovely rest of the day. And if you're looking for solutions to the often horribly lacking internal storage inside board game boxes, Robert Searing creates some great-looking foam inserts y'all should check out (foam > wood).

In today's episode, Marc talks about the battle-filled racing of Rush n' Crush, the ridiculous randomness of Dungeon!, the D&D nature of Descent: Journeys into the Dark, and the pocketability of the micro games, TKO and GEM. Anyway, that's it and that's all, folks, and, if you're feeling extra generous, donate a little money or subscribe to show your support for the site and show(s); it's not free to host the site, the show, to make and record videos, and everything in between, so, anything would be greatly appreciated, even if you just tell a friend or two about the site and show(s). You can also support the site by shopping at Amazon. Cheers, and have a lovely rest of the day. And if you're looking for solutions to the often horribly lacking internal storage inside board game boxes, Robert Searing creates some great-looking foam inserts y'all should check out (foam > wood).

In today's episode, Marc talks about what it's like constantly getting rammed from behind in Formula D, the joys of pushing fellow robots into pits in VOLT: Robot Battle Arena, and why he thinks Zombicide was a horrible game to start with when it comes to painting miniatures--which has nothing to do with the actual game or quality of the miniatures. Anyway, that's it and that's all, folks, and, if you're feeling extra generous, donate a little money or subscribe to show your support for the site and show(s); it's not free to host the site, the show, to make and record videos, and everything in between, so, anything would be greatly appreciated, even if you just tell a friend or two about the site and show(s). You can also support the site by shopping at Amazon. Cheers, and have a lovely rest of the day. And if you're looking for solutions to the often horribly lacking internal storage inside board game boxes, Robert Searing creates some great-looking foam inserts y'all should check out (foam > wood).

In today's episode, Marc talks about a bunch of random nonsense and people you don't know, an old word game called Probe--if y'all never heard of it, keep it that way--and his first time playing a little tabletop RPG some of y'all may have heard of: Dungeons & Dragons. Anyway, that's it and that's all, folks, and, if you're feeling extra generous, donate a little money or subscribe to show your support for the site and show(s); it's not free to host the site, the show, to make and record videos, and everything in between, so, anything would be greatly appreciated, even if you just tell a friend or two about the site and show(s). You can also support the site by shopping at Amazon. Cheers, and have a lovely rest of the day. And if you're looking for solutions to the often horribly lacking internal storage inside board game boxes, Robert Searing creates some great-looking foam inserts y'all should check out (foam > wood).

In today's episode, Marc talks about the Kickstarted card game, Kombat Kittens, from Secret Potion LLC, the brutal dungeon-exploring DungeonQuest, from Fantasy Flight Games, and, last but certainly not least, the friendly fire-filled Zombicide, from Cool Mini or Not. Anyway, that's it and that's all, folks, and, if you're feeling extra generous, donate a little money or subscribe to show your support for the site and show(s); it's not free to host the site, the show, to make and record videos, and everything in between, so, anything would be greatly appreciated, even if you just tell a friend or two about the site and show(s). You can also support the site by shopping at Amazon. Cheers, and have a lovely rest of the day. And if you're looking for solutions to the often horribly lacking internal storage inside board game boxes, Robert Searing creates some great-looking foam inserts y'all should check out (foam > wood).